Sentence examples for to secured from inspiring English sources
verb
To make safe; to relieve from apprehensions of, or exposure to, danger; to guard; to protect.
In Kupres itself, the Bosnian Croat TO secured the western part of the town, as well as Gornji Malovan.
That would transfer 98percentto100percentcent of FairPoint's equity ownership to secured lenders, according to the statement.
Birbalsingh had planned to open a secondary school, the Michaela community school, in Tooting, south London, this September, but she has failed to secured her preferred location.
Encryption systems that are now commercially available are used to secured the wires over which digital information is transferred, but they are costly and function only over limited distances.
Two of them had worked as dishwashers for an airport contractor, Sky Chefs, but a company spokesman said their passes did not give them access to secured areas of the airport.
In Egypt, where major corporations like Royal Dutch Shell have closed offices and cut off nearly all business travel, companies with travelers still in the country have mostly pulled back to secured areas, where conditions are being monitored hour by hour.
"First priority: to secure.
Backstitch to secure again.
Even Costa has struggled to secure financing.
Governments will rush to secure raw materials.
He altered his behaviour to secure release.
